#AskPeshev 65: Less Is More + Speaking

#AskPeshev 65: #AskPeshev 65: Less Is More + Speaking

November 04, 2020

“Successful entrepreneurs are not afraid to be different, and put it to use while building their successful venture.”

— Mario Peshev

The first rule of communication: less is more.I hopped on a podcast earlier this week discussing conference talks and training sessions. I’m super comfortable teaching a 4-hour class but it takes forever to prepare for a 20-minute talk. The podcast isn’t out yet, but check out the top 10 communication lessons top entrepreneurs suggest for this Forbes roundup I was fortunate to participate in. And extra notes on preparing for a talk :)With virtual conferences going on, that’s a great prep material for this and the coming season too.Best,Mario

Every successful business leader needs to know how to communicate effectively. Both written and verbal communication skills are crucial if you want to build and maintain strong relationships with your employees, customers and partners.

It's All About Reading...

It’s often said you only get one chance to make a great first impression, and that holds true for your company website. The visual appearance and written copy on your sign-up and landing pages must be compelling enough to grab a visitor’s attention and convince them to take the next step in their relationship with your brand.

According to several studies, effective presentations are 38% your voice and 55% non-verbal communication. Only 7% can be attributed to the content. Knowing these, how do you think should you prepare for a talk? The best way to prepare for a talk is to practice. read more…

It gets tricky to become an expert if you have a narrow view of what concerns a skill or a project. Leveraging the knowledge of industry experts via outsourcing is a highly efficient solution.

As your company grows, it gets more tempting to handle all operations internally.Outsourcing exists for a reason. We still outsource activities that we don’t want to offer as integral services—like having accounting and legal firms on retainers.Does your company outsource tasks to third parties?

Most people would choose to prioritize pleasing the senior management or pursuing extra cash. That’s not the only choice so pick wisely. Once you know the answer, find out what the action plan is.Create a SWOT analysis of the business plan, your team, the financials, projects, or anything else you’ve got in place. 

The monthly business deck is out! Here's what we're focusing on this month and my tips for all of you guys and gals for the coming weeks.#2 is what I've devoted most of my October on as well - with the latest Lighthouse updates, and required creativity for new digital campaigns, it's a must-have.